The new range of HP ZBook mobile workstations, all based on the new eighth-generation Intel Coffee Lake H processors, has been announced, offering a new level of efficiency and power through Intel’s advanced 14nm ++ manufacturing process.
New HP ZBook equipment
The new HP ZBook 15, ZBook 15v, ZBook 17, ZBook Studio and ZBook Studio x360 launches arrive to meet the needs of the most demanding professionals. The ZBook 15 and 15v come with a 15.6-inch display, available in 1080p and 4K resolutions, to suit all users’ needs.
Both give you a choice between a Core i5 quad-core processor and a Xeon hexa-core processor. Both go a step further in performance, including Nvidia’s 2GB Quadro P600 engine for the ZBook 15v, while the ZBook 15 offers Quadro P2000 graphics up to 4GB.
We jump to the ZBook 17 which represents the right evolution in power, offering the same quad and six-core processor options, but with Nvidia Quadro P5200 graphics up to 16GB. It also offers up to 64 GB of RAM and 2 TB of internal storage. In this case, a 17.3-inch IPS display is available in 1080p and 4K.
Finally, we have the ZBook Studio and Studio x360, the latter a 360-degree convertible that includes the 4GB Quadro P1000 graphics and a Xeon E-2186M vPro processor, making it one of the most potent convertibles on the market. The ZBook Studio maintains the same specifications.
They will all go on sale in early May. The ZBook 15v will start at $949, the ZBook Studio will begin at $1,299, and the ZBook Studio x360 will start at $1,499. The prices for the ZBook 15 and 17 will be announced later.